Georgia counties push 40 million Dixie Highway bond plan
Georgia counties along the Dixie Highway press for a 40 million dollar state bond issue to finance concrete road building from Chattanooga to Atlanta and into Florida. Officials say a funded program will yield winter access and a completed highway, with inspections and governors’ involvement planned.
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Georgia
W. D. L. Robinson
Dixie Highway Association
Miami
Robinson
Florida
Charles M. Hayes
Chicago Motor Club
Atlanta
Macon
Frank T. Reynolds
State of
Dixie Highway
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Nashville
Cincinnati
Knoxville
State Highway Commission of Georgia
Census figures show 1920 population gains for Macon and Chattanooga
Census bureau announced 1920 population totals with Macon Georgia at 52 525 up 11 860 or 29 2 percent from 1910 and Chattanooga Tennessee at 57 895 up 13 291 or 29 8 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Macon
Chattanooga
Tenn
Magazine reviews and titles listed in periodical index
A compilation of reviews and notices for numerous magazines and journals including Forest and Stream Harper's Magazine MecCall's Magazine People's Home Journal Pictorial Review Scribner's Magazine Today's Housewife Woman's Home Companion and more
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Everybody’s Magazi Delineator
Forest ‘and
Harper’s Magazine
MecCall’s Magazine
People’s Home
Jou Pictorial Review
Scribner’s Magazine
Today’s Housewife
Woman’s Home Coi
Coatesville Census Figures Highlight 31 Percent Rise
In Coatesville Pennsylvania in 1910 the population reached 14 515 an increase of 2 431 or 31 percent reflecting substantial growth in the town.
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Coatesville
Local Society Notes Include Cotillion At Paris And Births
Miss Agnes Logan of Louisville Miss Hattie Belle Ewen of Jackson and Miss Nettie Kate Evans of Richmond, Hamilton College students, return home for the weekend. The Bourbon Post Cotillion at Paris is praised as one of the winter’s prettiest social events. Dr R L Clark travels to Cincinnati for his mother’s funeral. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Major Hamm on March 7, names Coleman and Holdman considered. Lewis-Drye Co Lebanon awarded a $40000 garage contract to be finished in four months.
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Agnes Logan
Louisville
Hattie Belle Ewen
Jackson
Nettie Kate Evans
Richmond
Hamilton College
Lexington Herald
Ben Buckner
American Legion
Paris
Major Hamm
Lewis-Drye Co
Lebanon
Crab Orchard Doctor Injured by Frightened Horse Incident
Dr. L. F. Jones of Crab Orchard was temporarily invalided after his horse slipped and fell, pinning him to the road until assistance arrived.
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L. F. Jones
Crab Orchard
Local News Briefs From Mt Tabor And Surroundings
A. M. Burgess and wife I B Sheph er and wife T J Underwood and daughter are among flu victims. Rev Perren of Louisville preached at Mt Tabor on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robt Gwyn visit friends in Jessamine. Paint Lick Garage received a car load of autos this week. Miss Emma Estridge returns to Monticello to resume duties in the graded school. Mr and Mrs Orville Boone of Maysville take rooms with Mrs Vina McWhorter. Boone assists Ed Williams in his blacksmith shop.
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Perren
Louisville
Mt. Tabor
Robt. Gwyn
Jessamine
Paint Lick Garage
Emma Estridge
Monticello
Orville Boone
Maysville
Vina McWhorter
Boone
Ed Williams
For Sale House And Lot On Lancaster Avenue
For sale a house and lot on Lancaster Avenue fronts 110 feet and runs 400 feet back with a large barn. The house has 6 rooms and a bath, with electricity. Possession in a reasonable time. Price 6500 dollars. Interested parties contact Lt. John F. White U S N 21884 Spinnin Read Washington D C.
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Lancaster Avenue
John F. White
Spinnin ‘Read
Washington, D. Tf
Local Travelers Return From Florida and Visits Domestic
Thos. Davis and Will Mason return from Florida reporting a fine time. Mrs. Woods Walker travels to Illinois to visit relatives. Mrs. B. B. Montgomery visits Bryantsville with her parents Mr and Mrs John Bryant. Mrs. Jas. Layton, previously ill, shows marked improvement. POTTS Gold Dust Flour makes better bread. Try and be convinced. Ask for it.
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Thos. Davis
Will Mason
Florida
Woods Walker
Illinois
B. B. Montgomery
Bryantsville
John Bryant
Jas. Layton
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